Here is a little something for all of you Mac-lovers who use Windows. A quick and easy way to have Mac OS X mouse cursors on a PC running Windows 7, Vista or XP. Although personally I’m not a Mac person, one of the first things I do after installing a fresh copy of Windows is change the mouse pointers to the Mac OS X ones. Usually this means I have to download a zip of individual pointer icons and then manually assign them to the right cursors in the Control Panel, which is a bit annoying.Well, I don’t have to do this anymore. This morning I put together a nice and easy installer that does all that manual work for me. You can download the installer using the link below.
- Adds 'Intellihide' function to the Dock. This is similar to Ubuntu Unity's Intellihide: your Mac OS X Dock will be always shown, unless a window of the active application overlaps it. Simply fork this repository or download the latest version. If you like it, add it to your Login Items in Users & Groups pane of System Preferences.
- Jun 14, 2021 Apple's first major OS X release, known as Cheetah, was a radical change from the previous Mac OS 9, Apple's Classic Operating System.Announced at the 2000 Macworld Expo in San Francisco, Mac OS X.
Show Downloads In Dock Mac Os X 7
Click on the Finder at the bottom left of the screen (the leftmost icon in the Dock). Click on Downloads on the left side of the screen under Favorites. Alternatively, the right side of.
Show Downloads In Dock Mac Os X Update
Thanks to Shinde for uploading the cursors to Winmatrix.com